Regardless of tonight's outcome the Dems need to embrace a strong 57/56 Senators instead of. . .
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Tue Jan-19-10 07:46 PM
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| Regardless of tonight's outcome the Dems need to embrace a strong 57/56 Senators instead of. . . |
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. . .a weak 60.
I really do believe a solid 57 or 56 Democratic or so Senators working for the same goal is 115% stronger than constantly bending over for the likes of Lieberman, Nelson and Lincoln in an effort to keep them aboard.
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Tue Jan-19-10 07:53 PM
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| 1. Why? Apparently nothing can be passed without 60 on board. |
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The Republicans could run roughshod over the world with 51 but anything meaningful for the people has to have 60. The game is rigged and not in the people's favor.
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